Yeah you obviously don't get the point of 'safe spaces' if you're going to make that comparison
Imagine if someone declared a "safe space" where no black people were allowed.
Imagine how that would go over, and imagine the kind of people who would enforce that kind of segregation. Now ask yourself why other racially-segregated "safe spaces" are any different.
The literal whole point of 'safe spaces' is for minorities to discuss minority experiences. Now that this has been explained to you do you see why your comparison doesn't make sense? Or do I need to point out to you that white people aren't a minority
And ideally they should allow people of other races to listen so they can get an idea of what's going on and improve race relations, but they're trying to prevent potential dissenters that refuse to listen and decide to be dismissive of their experiences. I don't agree with it but that's where the drastic measure comes in.
White people are minorities in over 50% of cities in the US. If they hold a meeting in Philly or NYC or Baltimore or Boston can white people attend then? ---
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